Attorney General; and the State's Attorneys for
Baltimore City, and Baltimore, Anne Arundel,
Prince George's, and Montgomery Counties. Also
serving on the Council are those State's Attorneys
chosen by the State's Attorneys of their region to
represent Central Maryland (from Howard, Car-
roll, or Harford County); Southern Maryland
(from St. Mary's, Charles, or Calvert County);
Western Maryland (from Frederick, Washington,
Allegany, or Garrett County); the Upper Eastern
Shore (from Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's, Caroline,
or Talbot County); and the Lower Eastern Shore
(from Dorchester, Wicomico, Worcester, or Som-
erset County). Council members serve two-year
terms only during their term of elective office
(Code 1957, An. 10, sees. 41A-41D).

SUBSEQUENT INJURY FUND BOARD

Walter A. Callahan, 1987; J. Howard Holzer,
1987; Edward R. Lamon, 1987.

John L. Ulrich, Jr., Director

Cranston Bidg., Suite 100
320 Hillen Rd.
Towson 21204 Telephone: 321-2940

Created in 1982, the Subsequent Injury Fund
Board replaced the Workmen's Compensation
Fund Board (Chapter 142, Acts of 1982). The
Board supervises the operation and administration
of the Subsequent Injury Fund. The Fund pro-
vides a form of insurance coverage for workmen's
compensation claimants whose injury, combined
with a pre-existing health condition, entitles them
to certain benefits.

The Board consists of three members appointed
to four-year terms by the Governor with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate. One member each
represents labor, management, and the public.
The Board appoints the Director (Code 1957, Art.
101, sec. 66).

MARYLAND TAX COURT

Chief Judge: Seymour Kom, 1990

Judges: Michael F. Canning, 1987; William B.
Calvert, 1989; Suzanne R. Sherwood, 1991;
Walter C. Martz III, 1992.

Robert L. Zouck, Clerk

John T. Heam, Deputy Clerk

34 Market Place, Suite 408/410
Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 333-4400

Created in 1959, the Maryland Tax Court per-
forms the judicial and quasi-judicial duties of the
former State Tax Commission (Chapter 757, Acts
of 1959). The Tax Court hears appeals from the
decision, determination, or order of any State
agency or assessing or taxing authority that affects
the valuation, assessment, or classification of
property, the levy of a tax, or the application for
an abatement or reduction of any assessment or
tax, or exemption therefrom (Code 1957, Art. 41,
sec. 318; Art. 81, sees. 143A, 224 to 231, 256,
258, 259, 309). It also hears appeals from al-
lowances or disallowances of claims for refunds of
taxes, and from cancellations of Motor Vehicle
Fuel Dealers licenses (Code 1957, Art. 81, sees.
214C, 217, 310e; Art. 56, sec. 142a).

The Tax Court consists of five judges appointed
by the Governor for terms of six years. One is
required to be a resident of the Eastern Shore, one
a resident of the Western Shore, and one a resi-
dent of Baltimore City. The other two are to be
residents of the State at large. No more than three
judges may be of the same political party, and
each is required to be a taxpayer and a qualified
voter of Maryland. At least two must be members
of the bar of the State of Maryland, and the Gov-
ernor designates one of these as Chief Judge.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
MARYLAND TEACHERS AND STATE
EMPLOYEES SUPPLEMENTAL
RETIREMENT PLANS

Chairperson: H. Louis Stettler III, 1989

Yovonda D. Brooks, 1987; Arthur N. Caple, Jr.,
1987; William S. Hudson, Jr., 1987; Edwin S.
Crawford, 1988; Joseph H. Langhirt, 1988;
Donald W. O'Connell, 1988; Lucie Lapovsky,
1989; Bennett H. Shaver, 1989.

c/o Dept. of Budget and Fiscal Planning
Goldstein Treasury Building
60 Calvert St.
Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 974-2114

The Board of Trustees of Maryland Teachers
and State Employees Supplemental Retirement
Plans was created in 1985 (Chapter 741, Acts of
1985). The Board administers and is responsible
for the proper operation of State Supplemental
Compensation Plans. These are voluntary plans